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I posted this at the AO forum here but need to get it here too-
so BWV AO vet sees it Email | Forums | Benefits | Links | News | Search | Ask a VSO | $ | Store April 5, 2008 VeteransResources.org > Medical Forums > Agent Orange Blue Water AO vets please read! Welcome, Berta. You last visited: 04-03-2008 at 04:38 PM Private Messages: Unread 0, Total 2. User CP FAQ Members List New Posts Search Quick Links Log Out Search Forums Show Threads Show Posts Advanced Search Quick Links Today's Posts Mark Forums Read Open Buddy List User Control Panel Edit Signature Edit Profile Edit Options Miscellaneous Private Messages Subscribed Threads My Profile Who's Online Go to Page... Thread Tools Search this Thread Rate Thread Display Modes #1 04-03-2008, 09:06 AM Berta Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 9 Blue Water AO vets please read! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Blue Water Navy is working on something as legal action for all BWN vets with disabilities on the AO list of presumptives- I posted this under a different thread section but want to make sure you all see this ; Men and women -this is email from John Rossie of Blue Water Navy- it is imperative that we hear from you in order to take further action in your behalf- and even if you are not a BWV but if you know of a Blue Water vet----you might have met one at your VA, or have a relative who is Blue Water-even a neighbor-PLEASE print this off so they can reach Blue Water Navy! Thanks, Berta Simmons Member: www.hadit.com , Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Assoc, SVR -veterans show at Stardust radio, Marine Corps. Assoc, Gold Star Wives, OSR, VCV,ltd, Allvets, Inc. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From John to all AO Blue Waters "WE NEED TO TALK We very seriously need to talk. We need to hear from every Sailor, Coastie, or Marine who served under fleet or shipboard command, and falls into one of the following categories. Please respond. The more responses we get, the better we can assess the strength of our numbers. If you have ever wanted to DO SOMETHING about how the VA has been mis-handling your claim, NOW is the time to get involved! At this point, we are only taking a head count, so please send a very short email WITH ONLY the following information: Name Address Phone number (optional but will be very useful ) Which category do you fit into? ( For the rest of you, don't loose hope. This is just the initial head count for some possible actions. We'll get to all of you very soon.) Send your email to navy@bluewaternavy.org -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Category A - dual status Your claim is being held because of the Haas Stay (or for some unknown reason) AND you are in the dual status of being shipboard but also had boots-on-the-ground, and you have some sort of documentation to prove that. (If that documentation or other proof is with your claims folder, that's fine.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Category B - compelling cases for extraordinary relief Your current situation is such that one or more parts of the following statement applies to you: 1. Due to Health I face a significant risk that I will experience harm that cannot adequately be compensated after the fact by monetary damages. My health is such that neither I nor the VA has any way to predict if I will live long enough to appeal my claim through normal channels such as the BVA, and no way to determine if and when I will expire due to my Agent Orange disability. The time which a claim can expect to be in the VA system is substantial, and can be measured in years if it is remanded for a multitide of reasons and re-entered into the system at the local Regional Office level. 2. Due to Financial Strain I face a significant risk that I will experience harm that cannot adequately be compensateed after the fact by monetary damages. My current financial situation is such that I may not be able to provide the basic necessities of life to myself and/or members of my immediate family, or that I may become homeless before my claim has been adjudicated. The time which a claim can expect to be in the VA system is substantial, and can be measured in years if it is remanded for a multitide of reasons and re-entered into the system at the local Regional Office level. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Category C - inland waterways You were on a ship that entered a harbor or sailed inland up a river such that the ship was literally surounded by land and it is unquestionable that you entered into and were surrounded by the territorial landmass of Vietnam. However, you did not get off the ship but you have documentation to support that claim of the ship's location. 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